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Submitted: April 10, 2012
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Resolution: 1080×1084

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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 1100D
Shutter Speed:1/83 second
Aperture:F/5.6
Focal Length:43 mm
ISO Speed:100
Date Taken:Apr 5, 2012, 12:52:40 PM
Lens:EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 III
Software:picnik.com
Sensor Size:15mm

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Kontor nr 13by *AiniTolonen

Photography / Abstract & Surreal / Abstract

Cph, Apr 2012

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~voxhunden Apr 12, 2012

I've come to the conclusion that the "oiliness" I've mentioned before is cause by dA/JPEG + browser. I've seen it in my on uploads as well. It gets worse as the structure in the image gets more fine-grained (that's why it's more apparent with shiny metal than with rust). I find it really annoying, because if I download any of my images and open them in a proper viewer it's gone. In other words: something is lost, and if that "something" forms a significant part of what's interesting to look at, that's bad.

*AiniTolonen Apr 12, 2012

You´re right, I´ve noticed that too, it happens in dA - an original of this fex is totally sharp. Pity.

~voxhunden Apr 12, 2012

I just noticed it can't be JPEG because my resized images are PNGs. But I've only noticed it since about 6 weeks ago. Do you run Firefox? They've changed some things wrt image rendering recently.

*AiniTolonen Apr 12, 2012

Yes, Firefox. Mine are all jpg.

~voxhunden Apr 12, 2012

I think it's FF, I just started a Windows for a change (and glad to shut it down again) and in IE it looked crystal clear, especially the flaky paint bits. I noticed the FF people have caused images to be centered when doing the View Image thing, and software humans rarely do one thing at a time, so they might as well have been meddling with the rendering as such.